2026年8月26日(水) 4:35 Zachary Santer <[email protected]>: > "make loadables" failed for me, this morning.
If it is the same as Cygwin, you should be able to build the loadable builtin by $ ./configure LDFLAGS='-Wl,--export-all-symbols,--out-implib,libbashdef.a' $ make all $ cd examples/loadables $ make SHOBJ_LIBS=../../libbashdef.a asort It should be noted that the generated loadable builtin only works correctly with a Bash image built with "-Wl,--export-all-symbols". $ ../../bash $ enable -f ./asort asort The loadable builtin asort seems to work in Cygwin. However, as I've written in another reply, I'm not sure if a loadable builtin generated this way would reliably work in an arbitrary case. > > > So that linked list > > Or something more useful, like a red-black tree. Yes, I should > actually look at the source code some time. Balanced trees are slower than hash tables. I don't think it's worth worsening the performance by switching the internal representation just for a specific usage. Managing a separate linked list is even worse, as it changes the time complexity. If an ordered map would be implemented, it should be implemented as the third array type.
